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Dr Matt's Dance Class — Foxtrot Week Twelve Here are the notes for each week's Foxtrot Lessons: Greetings Everyone: It's been 3 months since we began learning Ballroom Dance, and we've come a long way! This is the last installment of Class Notes for the Walk Rhythm Foxtrot. It's time to move on to a new dance. We will reinforce the Foxtrot every week at the beginning of class, by dancing through the routines a few times with different partners. If you come ON TIME at 7:00 pm, then you will be able to practice the Foxtrot Choreography. Foxtrot Choreography is Complete It's good we scrapped the "Man's Walk Under" from the Foxtrot Choreography. It would have taken TOO MUCH time to get it learned and polished. But, you still have a general idea of how to do it, and can practice it on your own: It happens immediately after a Rock - Left Side Pass: The Man arches himself under, Turning Right on his Right Foot), follow by a Sling Shot Here's the final version of the Foxtrot Choreography (until I change it again): Diagonal Center = Walk - 4 ct., **Weave - 6 ct. Line Of Dance = Zig Zag x 5, Diagonal Center = Promenade Cross to Closed Position, Pay attention to the Direction that you dance each step. Again, Diagonal Center and Diagonal Wall are 45 degree angles from LOD (they move: North-West, South-West, North-East, and South-East). Whereas, Line of Dance, Against LOD, Wall, & Center are perfect North, South, East, and West moving directions. One of the reason WHY everyone completely FORGOT the Telemark this week, is because I didn't send out Class Notes last week. So, you see the value of MENTAL REVIEW. Remember that the Open Telemark requires being close to your partner, just like the Pivots. With THAT in your mind, take a look once again at 9 Time Dancesport World Champions Marcus and Karen Hilton dancing an Open Telemark at 0:22 seconds and Closed Telemark at 0:33 seconds. The Hilton's Open Telemark enters Diagonal Center, and exits Diagonal Wall. In our Choreography, we are entering Diagonal Center and exiting LOD, which is 45 degrees MORE turn than the Hilton's are doing. Happy Dancing! Hey Dance Fans, read my review of the |
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